Rustic Reclaimed Teak

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Find the largest selection of rustic teak furniture and original rustic on Ajisaka as such Dingklik material, Rail...

Find the largest selection of rustic teak furniture and original rustic on Ajisaka as such Dingklik material, Rail way Material used Bridge material etc. Beauty ,Stronght and originalty are main words used to describe Reclaimed teak wood furniture or Recycled teak wood furniture. The combination of strength, beauty and authenticity of the wood as well as a very long time, combined with the expertise of our craftsmen crafters for the needs of any room you have, will bring something amazing to you and give you peace of mind and also the realization that nature has so much to give us life lessons on the meaning of patience and harmonization.
Fortunately for those of you who have gained awareness of nature, and speak to all the people to start appreciating nature around usHow is there so much reclaimed teak?There are 17,000 islands in Indonesia where teak is abundant. Traditionally this was used for building houses and other structures so there is a good supply of reclaimed teak.How can I be sure the item I am buying is made from reclaimed teak?It’s simple: Check for my accreditations.
CV Ajisaka Baru has been certified SVLK (Timber Legality Assurance System) in which the certificate was made by the Indonesian government as a form of joint commitment of government other countries around the world to implement what is called “Go Green” or “eco friendly “product, this form of cooperation is evident in terms of implementing sustainability forest.To get this certificate very strict supervision from material sourcing, legal documents, environmental impact analysis, safety and health of the people involved in it and so forth.
This certificate is issued by a government agency from producing countries and re-checking will be done by the recipient government agencies around the world (especially in Europe and America).Why don’t Ajisaka use plantation or new teak? What is wrong with using plantation or new teak?Forests support up to 1.6 billion of the poorest people in the world. Sixty million indigenous people and countless species of plants and animals are wholly dependent on forests for their lives.Felling teak has an enormous impact on the environment. The process is actually cheaper than sourcing reclaimed teak but as a company we are committed to providing sustainable furniture.